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All Forum Posts by: Ellen Hearsey

Ellen Hearsey has started 0 posts and replied 13 times.

My preference is up/down duplex with fenced yard and garage or at least 2 storage sheds.  The folks who need affordable accommodations always seem plentiful.  Main focus - compatible people up and down.   

I like PadMapper.com to check for rent ads in any area I'm considering. Watch to see how long they remain available.  Also, posting a phantom ad can help you judge if rent needed is realistic.  

Post: Investor- Edmonton Alberta

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Welcome to the BP community Remi.  I admire your quick decisions and accomplishments.  Cheers and best wishes to you both.  Ellen

Post: New member from Calgary, Alberta

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Welcome to BP community Chris.  I'm fairly new here too.  Finding tons of motivation, education and ideas on BiggerPockets.  Learn lots and prosper!  Cheers and Best Wishes to you.  Ellen    

Post: Connecting in Canada

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Hi again Melissa.  I know how you feel - I was 27 with two kids, 2 & 4 years old when I got my real estate license.  I stuck with it through thick and thin.  Purchased my first couple of buy and hold properties to help clients purchase their next home.  Licensing and monthly fees are expensive and you may not know if you like it until after you've been at it for a while.  I know some people start working in a real estate office while they study for their license.  Take advantage of the BP podcasts.  I found a few with women investors sharing their stories which I find very motivating.  If you'd like to message your contact info I'll put you in my phone and call you when I'm there.  Cheers

Post: Connecting in Canada

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Hello from Alberta Melissa.  Duncan is one of my BP keywords.  I grew up there and currently have an offer to purchase a Duncan revenue property.   I've been an Alberta realtor for many years.  I own and manage a number of buy & hold rental properties, done flip and rent to own in Alberta.  Looking to connect with other Duncan real estate enthusiasts and BP members.  Please let me know if I you'd be interested in meeting when next I'm there.  Wishing you all the best and much success. 

Ellen

Post: Wanted: Wholesaler friendly lawyer in Edmonton

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Hi Brandon,

Try either:

Darren Richards  -  Richards Hunter Toogood

or

Barry McGuire  -  RMLO Law Office

I’m a member of the Real Estate Investment Network and so are they.

I’m sure they can help you or point you in the right direction.

I’m also planning on Wholesaling in Edmonton – would like to meet you some time to share ideas.

Best Wishes

Ellen

Post: Investor from Alberta!

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Welcome to the BP community.  I find the podcasts are great.  #02 was very motivating for me.  Cheers from Edmonton

Post: New Member From Edmonton, Alberta.

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

Way to go Chris!  Cheers from Ellen in Edmonton.  

Post: Alberta forecast for 2016

Ellen HearseyPosted
  • Hinton, Alberta
  • Posts 13
  • Votes 7

I believe Edmonton is a prime investment city.  I'm actively looking for under-valued homes in Edmonton and expect to be able to help folks who need out due to mortgages above their means - many of them will still need a home in Edmonton for their families.  Rental rates may be down for a while but not difficult to ride out the storm provided there is adequate cash flow.  It's all about finding the right properties. My focus is on mid-range under-valued single family or suited rental properties that will cash flow with mid-range rents.  The employment created by the new Rogers Place Arena and ease of access with LRT transit expansions will have the city primed for future growth and profits.  Bold when all around us are fearful and fearful when all around us are bold.

http://www.edmontonjournal.com/Rogers+Place+construction+time+budget+officials/11248644/story.html

http://www.edmonton.ca/ets/transit_projects/future-lrt-projects.aspx